Official and community-maintained Docker images and build scripts for Sitecore CMS.
Sitecore/docker-images is a repository containing the official Docker images and build scripts for the Sitecore content management system. It allows developers to run Sitecore in containers and build custom Docker images for the most recent versions. The project consolidates community and Sitecore efforts to provide a standardized approach to Sitecore containerization.
Sitecore developers and DevOps engineers who need to deploy, run, or build custom Sitecore instances within Docker containers, especially in CI/CD pipelines or private registry scenarios.
It provides the only official and community-vetted source for Sitecore Docker images and build scripts, enabling reliable containerization and custom image creation for enterprise CMS deployments.
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Provides the only official list of all published Sitecore Docker images, ensuring reliability and adherence to Sitecore standards as per the SITECORE-TAGS.md file.
Enables building custom Docker images for recent Sitecore versions using community-maintained scripts, allowing tailored deployments for specific needs.
Designed to be forked and used on build servers to push images to private registries, streamlining automated deployment pipelines.
Build scripts are maintained by the community with Sitecore contributions, offering a vetted and continuously improved resource.
Custom images built from this repository are explicitly not supported by Sitecore, posing a risk for production environments that require vendor backing.
Building custom images requires forking the repo and following detailed instructions in INSTRUCTIONS.md, which can be daunting for teams new to Docker or Sitecore.
Reliance on community-maintained scripts means updates or fixes might be slower or less consistent compared to fully official releases.